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UNILAG, UNILORIN, other top universities in Nigeria according to JAMB
JAMB has released the rating for Nigerian higher institutions and the top ten universities in Nigeria according to the ranking have been compiled by Legit.ng.
2024 JAMB: 10 most sought-after Universities in Nigeria
The University of Ilorin, followed by the Lagos State University clinched top position as JAMB releases list of top 10 most sought after universities by applications
2024 ranking: List of top 15 best universities in Nigeria emerges
Covenant University, Ota, Ogun state, maintained its status as the best Nigerian school in the newly-released list of the Times Higher Education’s (THE) rankings.
University of Lagos Signs Historic Partnership Agreement with US Institutions
The University of Lagos has signed an Educational Partnership Cooperative Agreement with the United States through the Presidential Advisory Committee
Nile University's VC Bags Thomas Sankara Pan-African Leadership Prize for Excellence
Prof. Dilli Dogo, VC of Nile University of Nigeria has been recently honored with the prestigious 2024 Thomas Sankara Pan-African Leadership Prize for Excellence.
List of federal universities of agriculture in Nigeria and their locations
Nigeria has 6 federal universities of agriculture, institutions charged with the central mandate and mission of imparting agricultural education in a practical way.
List of Nigerian Universities with female vice chancellors
Prof Lillian Salami is the second female vice chancellor of the University of Benin, Edo state. Legit.ng compiled a list of other female VC's in leading Universities
UNILAG gives free accommodation to female student living in flooded house
The management of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) has given free accommodation to a 300-level female student, Aminat Ajikobi, who was living in flooded house.
“Teachers are like gods in Nigeria”: UNILAG Professor speaks on standard of education
A professor of Languages at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) Professor Chimdi Maduagwu, said most Nigerian teachers are ‘analogue’, while the students are ‘digital’.
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